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November 2005
It's a Holiday in Suburbia
Fall Out Boy are rock's boys next door, except with a million-selling album, a savvy marketing plan, the blessing of Jay-Z, and the TRL masses at their feet. So why are they so beset by drama?
Breaking Out: The Duke Spirit
By Beth Wawerna
A smoldering blues-rock quintet from London fronted by a tambourine-slapping, microphone-tossing banshee who wails and struts like a blonde Karen O.
The Music That Changed My Life: Brandon Flowers
On the tail end of his band's whirlwind tour for the double-platinum Hot Fuss, the Killers' frontman talks about how David Bowie, Jim Croce, and Frank Sinatra shaped his rock'n'roll evolution.
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Albums
Fiona Apple, 'Extraordinary Machine' (Epic), Animal Collective, 'Feels' (Fat Cat), Damian Marley, 'Welcome to Jamrock' (Tuff Gong/Ghetto Youth/Universal), The Fiery Furnaces, 'Rehearsing My Choir' (Rough Trade), Living Things, 'Ahead of the Lions' (Jive), Rod Lee, 'Vol. 5: The Official' (Club Kingz/Morphius Urban), Atmosphere, 'You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having' (Rhymesayers)
On the Set With Foo Fighters: Third Spin Cover
Foo Fighters on the set of SPIN's November cover shoot.
Jamie T, "Salvador"
Jamie T performs "Salvador," off his LP 'Panic Prevention,' live at Union Pool, Brooklyn July 17, 2007.
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